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Weakness in the core remained a drag on euro area manufacturing midway through Q2, amid strength elsewhere.
Judging by the questions we're receiving from readers, and reports in the financial news, the outcome of the ECB's strategic policy review is now starting to occupy investors'...
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) will keep its powder dry today and leave its policy rate at -0.75%, a number we recommend investors get used to.
The ECB conformed to our expectations yesterday, guiding markets towards unchanged and ample accommodation through Q3.
The best way to explain the ECB's position, ahead of today's policy decision, is that the central bank has plenty of circumstantial evidence that a strong recovery has begun,...
Yesterday's main economic reports point to mixed conditions in euro area manufacturing at the start of Q2.
If the PMIs are right, services activity in the Eurozone rebounded strongly midway through the second quarter, as virus restrictions were eased.
In this Monitor, we are introducing our coverage of the Swiss economy, with a look at the recent Q1 GDP numbers, and an outlook for the rest of the year.
Inflation in the euro area increased further midway through the second quarter.
Yesterday's INSEE surveys in France complemented the upbeat IFO in Germany earlier in the week
Grim Q1 GDP Report in Germany, but the IFO Promises a Big Q2
The Euro Glut is Alive and Well, in Fact, it Has Rarely Been Bigger
U.K. Official House Price Index, March 2021
Poor Q1 GDP Data in the Eurozone Fortunately is Old News
New Commission Forecasts Focus on the Upside Risks to Growth
Volatility will Cloud the Reopening Rebound in the EZ Core CPI, If Any
Industrial Production, Eurozone, March 2021
Either the ECB has Toughened Up, or it is Behind the C urve
EZ Manufacturing Disappointed in Q1, will Q2 be Better
Onwards and Upwards for German Factory Orders and EZ Retail Sales
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